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A popular campsite again in 2026. Disposal of residual waste, glass, paper, and recyclables is directly adjacent. Public toilets are 200 meters away. The vegetation has been neatly thinned out – now there is not only an unobstructed view of the Saar River, but also satellite reception via Astra 1 is possible. Two good bakeries are within walking distance in the town center, and a Super U supermarket is on the outskirts. Water and waste disposal facilities are available in Willerwald (neighboring town).

There is definitely parking space here. Very few spaces are suitable for vehicles longer than 6 meters, and these are usually occupied (e.g., by parked caravans). A compact van can certainly be accommodated here for a day trip to Strasbourg. For anything longer, it's best to look elsewhere.

Forget all the other parking spots and insider tips when visiting Strasbourg... what you need is this spacious, free parking lot. Plenty of room even for vehicles over seven meters long. A 4km bike path leads directly to the city center via an excellent, flat cycle path. Highly recommended!

Wastewater and toilet tank disposal is possible, and flushing water is also available. Fresh water was not working in October 2026 due to failed card payments and software crashes.

A secluded and quiet parking area, similar to a car park but with separate signage for motorhomes. The surface is paved but dirt. Several electrical hookups are available, as well as water and waste disposal facilities. The drain is theoretically drive-over, but is only 50cm from the hookup (who designs something like that??). Facilities are in good condition, and satellite reception via Astra 1 is possible. There's a bakery at the entrance to the village, about 600m away. Thanks for the hospitality here!

Three very level, paved parking spaces on the edge of an industrial park with no shade. The pitches are quite wide, and satellite reception via Astra 1 is excellent. No water/waste disposal or electricity, but all kinds of shops are within walking distance. Recommended for an overnight stay while traveling through.

The location is nice, very close to the coast. All the facilities are there, as is typical for a CCP (Camping Campsite). Unfortunately, in summer the classic problem of unmarked pitches always arises: everyone extends their awning to the maximum, unpacks their table, chairs, and other gear – and while the app shows three pitches available, these are invisible at check-in because everyone takes up a little more space than they're actually entitled to.

Not an official campervan site, but we spent a peaceful night here in the summer of 2026 with several vehicles. There are picnic benches and rubbish bins, and a visit to Mont Dol and the local church is worthwhile. Unfortunately, there are no water/waste disposal facilities, and no bakery in the village. Nevertheless, we felt very comfortable. Thank you for the hospitality in this tiny village!

Dol-de-Bretagne is the old Breton capital, and anyone who visits knows why. It's a very beautiful town that offers everything you could want, including a centrally located campervan site. The site is attractively landscaped with greenery, and electricity is available throughout. Good water and waste disposal facilities are available, and satellite reception via Astra 1 is possible. The town center, with its bakeries, bistros, souvenir shops, and supermarkets, is just a short walk away. The site is operated by AirePark/Qipeo.

A campsite at the end of the world, on farmland. Everything here is haphazard and improvised, the vegetation unkempt, the ground uneven and uneven. Various animals and stables are scattered around, hence the associated smells and an impressive variety of insects that can give you the creeps. There's nothing else around. The technical equipment works.